Dumfries House Offers Regal Dining Experience in King Charles's Favorite Room

The King's Foundation opens the Pink Dining Room to the public for an 18th-century themed dinner, supporting charitable initiatives.

Guests can enjoy a three-course meal authentic to the 1700s, served by a traditional butler in the Pink Dining Room at Dumfries House.
The dining room, known for its pink-tinted Rococo plasterwork, is the best-preserved room in the mansion, saved by King Charles in 2007.
Meals include dishes like poached salmon, roasted venison, and lemon and pistachio syllabub, reflecting culinary fashions of the era.
The experience is priced at £375 per person, with proceeds supporting The King's Foundation's educational programs for skilled craftspeople.
Dining dates are selected, and the initiative follows similar experiences at other royal residences, aiming to preserve heritage techniques.